Dolphins Stadium switches to Ross Video Synergy MD-X

    Fans attending Dolphins Stadium, in Miami, will benefit from the installation of a Ross Video Synergy 3 MD-X digital production switcher
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    Ross’ Synergy 3 MD-X digital production switcher is part of a digital upgrade of the control room at Dolphins Stadium.

    Dolphins Stadium, in Miami, has selected a Synergy 3 MD-X digital production switcher from Ross Video as part of a digital upgrade of its control room to produce content in HD.

    The stadium has begun using the MD-X switcher for the Florida Marlins major league baseball team.

    The Synergy MD/MD-X series of production switchers support all of the most common SD and HD video formats and include a comprehensive live production feature set.

    The switcher will make its debut in the middle of the Florida Marlins season this summer.

    For more information, visit www.rossvideo.com.

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